South Carolina Governor Haley says all state agencies are working together and the National Guard has been called up.

South Carolina Governor Haley says all state agencies are working together and the National Guard has been called up.

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Updated: 12:48 PM EST Feb 12, 2014

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WEBVTT GET ABOVE FREEZING TODAY AND TOMORROW WILL SEE UPPER THIRTIES FOR HIGHS LATER THE AFTERNOON. DEATH. DALE THANK YOU VERY MUCH SO THE GOVERNOR HAS DECLARED A STATE OF EMERGENCY HERE IN SOUTH CAROLINA HAS ALSO ASKED THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FOR HELP NEWS FOUR'S NIGEL ROBERTSON WAS WATCHING CLOSELY THE GOVERNORS NEWS CONFERENCE OF OUT HALF AN HOUR DELLA NIGEL I YOU'VE GOT TO KNOW WEEK APPLE WHAT SHE SAID RIGHTS. GET THE BEST OF THE DOVER SAYS. EVERYTHING IS GOING AS WELLS IT CAN UNDER THESE CONDITIONS SHE AND A NUMBER OF STATE EMERGENCY OFFICIALS OF A PRESS CONFERENCE IN THE LAST HOUR COVERING A LEASE ISSUES CONTACTED PRESIDENT OBAMA ANTI NOT AND HAS REQUESTED SOUTH CAROLINA BE PUT UNDER FEDERAL STATE OF EMERGENCY KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS IS IF APPROVED IT WOULD GIVE FLEXIBILITY FOR THE STATE TO ASKING GET HELP INFORMAL GENERATORS BOTTLED WATERS MEALS AND SUPPORT TEAMS SEVENTY FIVE PERCENT ABOUT WOULD BE PAID FOR BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT THE GONNA SAYS SHE HAS ANNOUNCED BRINGING MONEY AND SHE JUST WANTS TO BE SURE THAT WHEN THAT TIME COMES THAT SHE CAN. NOW THEY GOT A WATADA SAY THAT ALMOST EVERY STATE AGENCIES DOING ITS PART TO HELP THE STATE DEAL WITH THIS WINTER STORM HAS COD SCDOT IS OUT TREATING THE ROSEN HAS CONTRACTORS ON STANDBY OTHER AGENCIES LIKE FOR STREETS LETTER PROVIDING FOUR WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLES TO HELP THEM MONITOR ROAD CONDITIONS THE SEE CONTROLLER GENERAL'S OFFICE IS TRACKING THE COST OF THIS WINTER STORM SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT HEALTH IS EVEN WORKING IN

Governor Haley declares state of emergency, asks for federal help

South Carolina Governor Haley says all state agencies are working together and the National Guard has been called up.